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Comparing version 0.1.0 to 0.5.0

index.js

		"use strict";

		const fsm = require('FSM');
		const fsm = require('f-s-m');
		const mixin = require('mixin');
		@@ -10,5 +10,5 @@ const EventEmitter = require('events');

		constructor(chainOfEvents) {
		constructor(chainOfEvents, options) {
		super();

		this.options = options \|\| {};
		this.events = chainOfEvents.split('>')[0];
		@@ -24,3 +24,3 @@ this.reactions = chainOfEvents.split('>')[1];
		this.setupTriggers();
		this.setInitialState('State0');
		this.setInitialState("State0");
		return this;
		@@ -50,4 +50,14 @@ }
		let reaction = this.reactions[index];
		if (reaction === undefined) return;

		if (reaction === undefined) {
		if (this.options.resetAfterReactions) {
		this.reset();
		}
		return
		};

		if (this.options.resetBeforeReactions && index === 0) {
		this.reset();
		}

		setTimeout(() => {
		@@ -87,2 +97,2 @@ this.emit('reaction', reaction.event);

		module.exports = Reacter;
		module.exports = Reacter;

package.json

		{
		"name": "reacterjs",
		"version": "0.1.0",
		"version": "0.5.0",
		"description": "A simple Object that can start a chain of reactions after a chain of events",
		"main": "index.js",
		"dependencies": {
		"FSM": "github:lucalanziani/FSM",
		"f-s-m": "^1.0.1",
		"mixin": "^0.2.0"
		@@ -9,0 +9,0 @@ },

Readme.md

		Reacter
		-------

		A simple Object that can start a chain of reactions after a chain of events
		A simple Object that can start a chain of actions after a chain of events

		The user can define the chain of actions/reactions as a simple string with the following format:
		The user can define the chain of events/actions as a simple string with the following format:

		```
		event1 - event2[;timeout] ... > action1[;timer] - action2[;timer] - action3[;timer]
		event1 - event2[;<timeout>ms] ... > action1[;<timer>ms] - action2[;<timer>ms] - action3[;<timer>ms]
		```

		ATTENTION: both the timeout and the timer should have the `ms` suffix
		## Simple rules

		1. events and actions are simply strings
		2. `-` is used as separator on both events and actions
		3. it expects `>` as separator between events and actions
		4. it expects `;` as timeout/timer separator
		5. both the timeout and the timer should have the `ms` suffix
		6. given the above rules you cannot use `-` and `>` on your events/actions strings

		example:

		```
		```javascript
		const Reacter = require('reacter');
		@@ -18,0 +25,0 @@ let reacter = new Reacter("e1 - e2;30ms > a1 - a2;30ms");

tests/index.js

		@@ -101,1 +101,23 @@ var Reacter = require('../');

		tap.test('Reset after reactions', function (childTest) {
		childTest.plan(3);
		let reacter = new Reacter('1 - 1;100ms > 1/1/1;0;100ms', {resetAfterReactions: true}).on('reaction', function (event) {
		childTest.equal('1/1/1;0', event, 'Reaction!!!');
		}).process('1').process('1');

		childTest.equal(reacter.getCurrentState(), 'State2', 'It did not reset yet');

		setTimeout(function () {
		childTest.equal(reacter.getCurrentState(), 'State0', 'Reset Done');
		}, 200);
		});

		tap.test('Reset before reactions', function (childTest) {
		childTest.plan(2);
		let reacter = new Reacter('1 - 1;100ms > 1/1/1;0;200ms', {resetBeforeReactions: true}).on('reaction', function (event) {
		childTest.equal('1/1/1;0', event, 'Reaction!!!');
		}).process('1').process('1');

		childTest.equal(reacter.getCurrentState(), 'State0', 'It reset the state before reaction');
		});

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